She told The Sun newspaper:

“One of the promises made to me was that I would be there on the final night.

“But, at the last minute, they inform me they have changed their minds on this.

“I have followed the Endemol/Channel 4 ‘party line’ since my removal but they have not kept their promises.”

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Speaking to The Daily Star Newspaper, Emily said:

“Losing Charley would be a disaster for the show. It’s true that people hate her right now. But the tide is turning and people will soon love to hate her.

“Without a doubt Charley is the Queen Bee in that house. Behind the bitchy ego and big mouth there’s actually a really vulnerable person. Charley just wants people to like her and respect her.

“Just compare her to someone like Chanelle – the girl has no personality whatsoever: She is a whinger and you feel she’s hating every minute of being in the house.”

So what do you think? Should Charley stay? Leave a comment below!

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“There were five birthdays in June in the house, but Charley had the most massive birthday party” Emily told the Star newspaper “It’s definitely BB fixing how people are seen. And everybody is edited into a caricature of themselves”

The Bristol teen also says she was the producers’ original favourite, but had to be kicked out so BB could save its reputation after the Jade Goody race incident on Celebrity Big Brother.

“They wanted to appear to be doing something after last time, but at the end of the day it was a completely different situation to the Jade Goody one. I think they were trying to make good TV.”

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Emily was removed over a week ago for using racially offensive language towards Charley. She has received the threats through her personal MySpace page.

Emily told The Sun newspaper:

“I am a bit nervous about going out.

“It’s just about making that step. There’s still a big cloud hanging over my head.

“I want to smile again.”

But even her mum Mandy is furious at her for the BB outburst.

She said: “I love her dearly, but I was so angry with her for saying that word.

“I’ve never heard anyone in my family speak like that.”

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Speaking on Big Brother’s Little Brother, Emily said, “This is not an excuse this is an explanation. I would never try to excuse what I said. I said something awful and I’m so sorry.”

She added, “As soon as I said that, I was like what was that, where did that come from?

“I’m so glad that Channel 4 allowed everything was aired because people needed to see the context of where it came from.

“I’m not racist. I can’t stress that enough. I’m just a liberal girl living in a liberal society.”

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On the Channel 4 discussion forum one person said:

“Emily has been used as a scapegoat due to the reprimanding of C4 by Ofcom for Celebrity Big Brother.

“A formal warning would have been severe enough.

“Emily will have a very tough time now and be branded something that she may well not be by the media and viewers for one word said in a non-offensive context.”

Ofcom have also received 140 complaints over the screening of Emily’s racist comment in BB by C4 last night.

C4 chief executive Andy Duncan has defended broadcasting the word uncensored.

Speaking on Radio 4 today, he said: “It was important to show it, to let people see the whole context in which it was said, and to form their own opinion about what was said and how she said it.”

He added that the incident was “regrettable but dealt with swiftly and precisely.”

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Emily’s uncle James Coughlin, 42, told The Sun newspaper:

“I think what she said is terrible. It is completely disgusting and distasteful. I thought that word had been stamped out years ago – it is deeply offensive.

“Her parents will be devastated. I didn’t know those words could come out of her mouth. I can’t believe it’s the Emily I know.”

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The Bollywood star was at the launch of the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) celebrations in Leeds when she said she was ”really happy” about the decision to eject Emily from the house.

MSN report Shetty as saying: “I’m glad that Channel 4 has taken action. Well I’m really happy and I compliment them on the action they have taken.”

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Nicky laughs.

Charley: I am one. Fancy you saying it. I know maybe you see it in a rap song. Maybe you and your friends sit there saying it.
Emily: I’m friendly with plenty of black people.
Nicky: And you call them niggers?
Emily: Yeah and they call me niggers. They call me wiggers as well.
Nicky: I’m quite shocked.
Charley: I’m fucking in shock.
Emily: It’s not a big deal though is it?
Charley: Not for us it ain’t. Fuck me.

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I know that the Big Brother team had no choice. After the racism fiasco in January’s Celebrity Big Brother, they couldn’t risk another racism scandal.

Yet one has to have some sympathy for Emily, it almost feels as if she is paying for Jade Goody’s mistakes.

Emily should never have used the word “n**ger”, it cannot be excused in anyway, and yet it was not meant to be offensive as far as I can ascertain. It was said during a period of dancing and was not intended to be derogatory. Big Brother had to remove Emily, I believe they had no other choice unless they wanted OFCOM to come down on them like a ton of bricks, however I do have a small amount of sympathy for Emily who will now emerge to a public who hate her.

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